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Built from a family dairy-farm understanding of feed quality, Sheppard Grain Enterprises has served the animal-feed industry for more than 35 years by roasting high-oleic soybeans, mechanically processing soybean meal and brokering organic commodities. Founded by Steve Sheppard in 1980, the Phelps, New York, company combines computerized processing with its own trucking fleet and rail siding to supply customers across the United States and Canada. Its organic expansion includes NOFA-NY certification, held alongside a long-standing Farm Bureau membership dating to 1982.
Founded in Buffalo in 1979, Sherex Fastening Solutions manufactures rivet nuts and engineered fastening systems, along with the tooling used to install them. Its Danboro operation produces rivet nuts and rivet nut studs, including the ATLAS MaxTite line, while global engineering and production centers support applications from electric vehicles to heavy equipment. Acquired by PennEngineering in 2024, Sherex describes itself as North America’s largest rivet nut manufacturer and operates facilities certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, and IATF 16949:2016.
Since 2005, Sherrill Manufacturing has made 18-10 stainless-steel flatware in Sherrill, New York, under its Liberty Tabletop brand. Formed when current owners Matthew Roberts and Greg Owens purchased the former Oneida Ltd. flatware factory, it is identified as the only remaining stainless-steel flatware manufacturer in the United States. The company also supplies flatware directly for government purchasing and states that its products are made in the USA and compliant with applicable Buy American and Trade Agreement requirements.
Since 1977, Sherwood Electromotion has built and serviced propulsion and power-generation equipment for rail, mass transit, and wind power applications. Operating industrial facilities in Canada and the United States, the company combines new equipment production with OEM-based remanufacturing and overhaul work, including locomotive traction motors and wind generators. Its Concord facility spans 116,000 square feet and supports a three-shift operation with 200 employees.
For 25 years, artist Soli Pierce has made hand-painted, hand-turned heirloom wooden bowls one by one in her studio on a quiet one-lane road. Sherwood Forest Design began as a young mother’s way to combine art, home and time with her son, and its bowls are now shipped around the world for everyday meals and shared gatherings.
Known in Germany for metallizing textiles, Shieldex has been developing its technology since 1978. The company supplies flexible materials and tailored shielding solutions to industrial customers, including applications in automotive, medical textiles and aerospace. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001.
Shifted Lines is a small veteran-owned print shop based in Northern New York. It prints board games, homeschool materials, books, notepads, and large-format and low-volume print products.
Born from its founder’s 1966 LS-powered Chevelle transmission swap, Shiftworks, Inc. makes conversion kits, shifters and related components that let classic-car owners upgrade GM automatic transmissions while keeping the factory interior appearance. In business since 1991, the Ontario, New York company also rebuilds original GM floor shifters and adapts them for modern transmissions, including applications reaching eight-speed automatics.
Founded in 1942 by a group of farmers pursuing health and harmony, Shiloh Farms remains a natural-foods company rooted in that original purpose. From its Syracuse operation, it supplies consumers with wholesome food made without preservatives or artificial ingredients, including its PureLiving organic sprouted line.
Founded in 1962 after developing the world’s first fully automated glove-knitting machine, Japan’s SHIMA SEIKI MFG., LTD. makes computerized knitting and cutting machinery alongside textile design systems. The Wakayama-based manufacturer is best known for WHOLEGARMENT®, its seam-free technology introduced in 1995 that knits complete three-dimensional garments in one piece, and it now applies its knitting and cutting expertise to industrial textiles as well as apparel. SHIMA SEIKI also supports users through integrated software, online services, training and a global service network.
SHINDO is a Japanese manufacturer known for carrying textile craftsmanship into both fashion materials and advanced industrial-material development. Its S.I.C. brand is built around Japan-made ribbons, while the company’s warp-knitting expertise supports reinforcing-fiber fabrics for customers developing lightweight composite structures.
Since 1997, SHINSUNG J&T has built its identity around sustainable textile manufacturing for global brands. The company is known for combining long manufacturing experience with in-house weaving, dyeing and testing, helping customers develop performance fabrics for demanding applications. Its facilities and PFAS-free finishing work reflect a practical focus on responsible production.
Shipman Print Solutions is a trade printer serving the printing industry from Sanborn, New York, where the company has operated in the region since its origins in 1905. It produces printed materials for other businesses in the printing trade, with quoting, proofing, printing and finishing handled under one roof. The company moved to its current Sanborn facility in 2012 and describes its trade-only model as working with, rather than competing against, its customers.
Shiseido is a Japanese beauty company whose long research tradition has made skin science central to its identity. It develops cosmetics and skincare products for consumers worldwide, while its Life Quality Makeup work supports people managing visible skin changes through specialized makeup and personal counseling.
SHO Companies is described in the submitted source context as a provider of solvent-less equipment and electronic devices, and as a rosin company serving the California market. Its stated mission includes educating about solvent-less methods and providing hash and electronic smoking devices.
Shock & Vibe Inc. specializes in shock, noise, and vibration protection, offering isolators, pads, springs, hangers, mounts, and wire rope isolators. It serves renewable energy, commercial/HVAC, aerospace/defense, transportation, medical, industrial, and oil/gas applications.
Founded in 1976 through a partnership between a Long Island sales team and a small Japanese connector factory, Shogyo International Corp. produces electronic components and assemblies for OEM customers worldwide. Headquartered on Long Island, the company combines design and engineering support with a 13-facility global manufacturing network, handling projects from prototypes through volume production. Shogyo is also ISO 9001:2015 certified and has built a 50-year specialty in custom components, including cable assemblies and wire harnesses.
Jono Enterprises, LLC is the company behind the patented Shoot n Scoop, a compact lacrosse trainer built for youth programs and backyard play. Its distinctive bucket-and-ramp design sends the ball back onto the ground after a shot, giving players a simple way to practice ground balls while they train.
Shop Blanks is a clothing-manufacturing partner built for creators and emerging streetwear brands. It turns early-stage ideas into custom apparel collections with orders starting at 50 pieces, giving new labels a lower-barrier path to production. The company says it has built more than 2,000 brands.
Since 2001, Shop VisiVite has manufactured and sold naturally sourced AREDS 2 and dry-eye vitamins, with formulations designed for consumers seeking eye-health supplements without artificial colors or synthetic fillers. Based in Cold Spring Harbor, New York, the company says its products use USA-sourced ingredients, are made in a GMP-certified laboratory, and are independently tested for purity and potency. VisiVite is also a U.S. government-certified supplier of ocular supplements to the Veterans Administration Hospital System.